Cholorob

This is not a good take. The southern tip of Florida is very thin and means all of greater Miami and Key Largo/Isla Morada would be at threat. That is far more people to suffer damage than anything between Naples and Tampa. .

And just like that, 3 lemons on the 2 day NHC graph. .

No, I mean 18z 10/25. Not using EST on these right? https://www.tropicaltidbits.com/analysis/models/ .

18z GFS seems to not form a closed early November storm? Am I interpreting correctly? .

Can you elaborate on why it is an important factor for landfall impacts please? Trying to learn. Thanks. .

Really hoping this doesn’t come in on the further south models creating a big threat for SE Florida. That would be an extremely expensive storm. .

If I wanted to learn how to read and interpret what these maps showing pressure mean, where would I start?

Butchering the English language. It causes me pain to see this sort of gibberish. .

True, in fact it hadn’t even begun.

Just a casual observer here - but constantly, and in group fashion, ripping on a guy whose opinion you disagree with isn’t a great look. Perhaps you don’t like the style in which he delivers his message, there is after all a lot to be said about form over substance, nonetheless the blowback is a little extreme for a discussion among people who are passionate about the same thing. 2 cents.

Reporting from the (slightly elevated) ground of coconut grove - wind consistently in the 30s (probably bursts above that but seems like more of an event further north from what I’m reading here) and wet, but no lightning strikes or thunder of any sort.